Another Giants fan is beaten at Dodger Stadium.

Santa Clara students gather by the masses to celebrate San Francisco's Bay to Breakers.

By day, the group consists of all types of professions including engineers, veterinarians, students and computer programmers. But they share a common passion for all things furry.

SCU student reflects back on and shares experience from his time spent in the military and his continued served with the Army Reserves. 

Take me out to the ball game! Summer is just around the corner and one of my favorite summer activities is attending Giants baseball games at AT&T Park.

The university, in conjunction with ASG, is sponsoring an informative meeting for students for background on the negotiations and details of the university's Final Offer with SEIU Local 2007 on behalf of the union-represented Facilities department employees. The meeting is scheduled for May 29 at 6:00 p.m. in Nobili Dining Room.

Editor-in-chief Matt Rupel gives his take on life as a disabled college student.

Matt Rupel discusses his and others' experiences and struggles being handicapped amongst a primarily non-disabled student body. 

To make move-out tolerable, plan ahead, stay sustainable, donate unwanted items, pack similar items together and label your boxes, and share storage units with friends.

Facebook's IPO disappointing, but still shows maturation of the social media industry and its place in the Silicon Valley and technology sector. 

The Genesis Film Festival, showcasing fifteen student produced films, kicks off June 14th at 7p.m. in the Recital Hall on campus. 

SCU's men's lacrosse team changes coaches but retains competitiveness. 

There are high hopes for SCU's men's basketball next season.

Students spending summer volunteering with Energy Made in Uganda, a nonprofit organization created to teach students how to make solar panels by hand. 

The president's campaign is seeking to portray Romney as an advocate for the wealthy with little regard for the middle class.

The parking policy used by the university is a wreck and only makes sense for a limited number of students.

"She's got Talent" event created to both showcase talents of hopeful females as well as honor 50th anniversary of female enrollment at Santa Clara. 

The Broncos let a close game slip away from them Tuesday night, as they fell to the 11th ranked Stanford Cardinal 10-5.